Vivekananda’s core philosophy for peace was rooted in universal acceptance and the recognition of the divinity within every individual. He argued that true world peace cannot be achieved through mere political treaties, but through:

• Religious Tolerance: Moving beyond "tolerance" to the active acceptance of all religions as true paths to the same goal.

• Spirit of Brotherhood: Treating all humanity as one family, transcending national and sectarian boundaries.

• Inner Peace: Understanding that external peace is a reflection of the harmony within one's own soul.

His "bold" approach challenged the era’s prejudices, advocating for a world united by spiritual empathy and mutual respect.